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Tim Robbins | SmartLess
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Tim Robbins on THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION, HOWARD THE DUCK, TOP GUN, SILO, MYSTIC RIVER, and more!
0:38Hey guys, it's Josh. Welcome to another edition of Happy, Sad, Confused. Today on the show, we have Tim Robbins in the house. Of course, an Academy Award winner for Mystic River, a1:01This is a fun one. If you've lived through these decades of great films since the '9s and even the 80s, then you know and love Tim Robbins work like I1:50Check it out. October 13th, New York City, me and Joe. Okay, no real further ado. You know, Tim Robbins work. I don't need to list off the credits, but this
Timmy No Brakes Doesn’t Stop… Ever | Whiskey Ginger
46:32The one with uh Tim Robbins and um Maron Lawrence. Tim Robinson.46:37Tim Robbins. No, Tim Robbins and Martin Lawrence were in that. No, that was Morgan Freeman. Mhm. No,46:48Martin Lawrence was uh Tim Robbins and Martin Lawrence in Shaw Shank Redemption. I've seen Shaw Shank is one of my favorite movies.
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Tim Robbins discusses his career, the cultural impact of 'The Shawshank Redemption,' and his activism against the Iraq War and media disinformation during the pandemic.summaryThe Shawshank Redemption's success was driven by Ted Turner selling TV rights to his own channel at low cost, making the film ubiquitous and allowing it to find its audience over time.takeawayRobbins rejected roles playing heads of the CIA and FIFA because they were propaganda pieces designed to whitewash corrupt institutions.takeaway
Tim Robbins on THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION, HOWARD THE DUCK, TOP GUN, SILO, MYSTIC RIVER, and more!
Tim Robbins discusses his career evolution from New York theater to Hollywood, highlighting the importance of creative autonomy and the shift in industry culture.summaryRobbins emphasizes that maintaining creative autonomy is crucial, noting he had final cut on his three major 90s films ('Bob Roberts', 'Dead Man Walking', 'Cradle Will Rock') and now releases his own archival work indepetakeawayRobbins identifies media consolidation and AI as major threats to truth and risk-taking in content creation, arguing that AI-generated content lacks the 'soul' and human connection of live performance or practical effecttakeaway
Tim Robbins | SmartLess
Tim Robbins discusses his diverse career, including his roles in Bull Durham and Silo, his music with the Rogues Gallery Band, and his upcoming multimedia website.summaryTim Robbins retired from the 'daily anxiety of opposing something' at age 65, choosing to find purpose in creation rather than hatred.takeawayTim Robbins is launching timrobins.com on September 1st as a 'portal' containing archival videos, music, and interviews with figures like Johnny Cash and Kurt Vonnegut.takeaway
Tim Robbins Breaks Down His Most Iconic Characters
Tim Robbins and Ron Shelton discuss their collaborative filmmaking philosophies, emphasizing the importance of truth in acting, respecting the script, and creating safe environments for deep emotional work.summaryActing Philosophy: Robbins rejects 'substitution' (killing off family in one's head) in favor of using imagination to access extreme emotions like rage and despair, noting that great drama requires tapping into heights otakeaway
Tim Robbins in conversation with Marc Maron at Live Talks Los Angeles
Tim Robbins discusses his transition from New York to Los Angeles, the evolution of his career in theater and film, and his commitment to socially conscious art.summaryRobbins moved to LA in 2002-2003 after living in New York his whole life, seeking a less taxing environment for his family while maintaining his artistic roots.takeawayRobbins criticizes the modern film industry's shift towards a bottom-line corporate mentality, contrasting it with the more risk-taking era of the 1970s when directors like Robert Altman were empowered.takeaway